Definitely your best video! The editing and quality was top tier. Very entertaining.

Bodybuilders is stronger than fighters. Fighters winning fight using skill. Not pure muscle strength

Natural bodybuilder > fighters

Keep training. If you ever get a chance, try catch wrestling.

When you entered upside down mount and crossed your feet, if you were to go for a foot lock that is an extremely high level meta position at the current moment.

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Ain't no way he is a legit blue belt, as someone who practices bjj he looked absolutely clueless and it's not something I would expect from a blue belt. For context I've seen plenty of giant athletic guys come in the gym and get absolutely clapped by white belts with 6 months/1 year experience, nevermind by blue belts.

@@andreapinelli3348idk I have no ju jitsu experience I just lift weights and I was able to pretty easily ragdoll some blue belts the only time I tried ju jitsu at open mat they were significantly lighter than me tho

i was gonna say same shit lol

Ye he looks like a 170 white belt

Was thinking the same thing like no real blue belt would’ve just let him do a backflip with head control. I was taught within the first few practices if you have control of your opponent head you can full dictate where the rest of their body goes it bothered me how he was in the winning position and still got clipped. Also there was no need for him to lie abt his weight.

Who give blue belt we have to check this

Yeah trying to stand up from side control and take dude’s back by giving up his own back is crazy sus 😂

why, because he actually had some trouble, does it sting ...

honestly 😂

I was thinking the same thing. He’s probably like a 1 stripe white belt

@@hromero1619 either that or his gym is watered down and the coach just wants money

Looool honestly I was beating blue and purple belts in my first week of jui jitsui BUT I had some wrestling experience and used to regularly watch KZfaq videos to learn moves. I was a good athlete (could dunk at 5 9). But yeah it is possible. I haven't watched this video but not every belt is the same. Belts are mostly about time spent training honestly. I've known guys who've played basketball for 15 years and still suck. Time is one factor in expertise but there's so many other important ones.

Right that i was thinking maybe 6 months of training

Blue belt is only one up from white belt and would most certainly struggle with somebody who is stronger and heavier than they are. Especially a new blue belt. The only good blue belts you will find are ones that are a month or 2 away from getting a purple belt. Someone in my gym even calls blue belts attendence belts as if you regularly show up for about a year chances are you will get a blue belt

@@CatNamedSteve05you must go to a gym that hands out belts like candy

Bro had him in a cradle lol

I was thinking like "nah, his guys clearly knows some stuff". Maybe he was doing wresting in college or smth

Yeah that’s litteraly called weight class and people do not realize the difference of somethings like 35 pound so imagine 100

Yeah but that's why this video is kinda silly. The hard part when you first do jui jitsui emif you're athletic isn't control or getting on top. If you're athletic you can do that. The hard part is doing it for a 5 minute roll. Most guys starting off gas out within 20-30 seconds. That's the main first challenge.

Higher or lower?

@@MediumPPBoiilower fs

Who gave him a blue belt

He was at best like a white belt that has been training for a few months

Blue belt? Who give him?

Yea Im 190 and im way bigger Than that lol

Tbf there's no way to tell just from watching the video

100%

​@@officialDZXwell if Connor is being honest about 225 then you can see the difference.

​@@officialDZX yeh he's not 190

Nah, that's pretty standard. Probably a new blue belt and that strength difference is a huge factor. I'm a long time blue belt and I've had guys with no training but were ungodly strong make it a stale mate during a roll. It happens especially if the blue belt isn't very athletic like myself.

@@DontbeanNPC with all do respect I think it depends on the gym and how willfully the coach is giving out blue belts. I think this guy might have some wrestling experience which would make it a little evened out but even still blue belts should be submitting true newbies pretty consistently regardless of strength difference (and these guys are very similar size). Me as a one yea white belt went up against hella huge body builders stronger than me and tossed them around and submitted them pretty effortlessly just cause they were new to rolling. Also just watching them roll I was pretty surprised by the blue belts lack of technique here, no back takes no hooks no side control pressure and alot of things that just look like two guys wrestling eachother, not like a BJJ blue belt against a noob

@@arigumora after watching it again, you may be right. I do think the "bodybuilder" does have some wrestling experience too and the blue belt was lacking in a lot of things that should be already ingrained by then like you pointed out. Still though, I could see a brand new blue belt having trouble with someone that's 30 pounds heavier and especially if they have wrestling experience over the blue belt. That makes it pretty even, in my opinion, but also depends on how long that blue belt has been training too. It took me almost 2 years to make blue but I know some gyms are promoting to blue belt in like 6 months to a year. That's too fast unless that person is able to train full time all day long but let's face it, most people aren't BJ Penn or Gordon Ryan.

@@DontbeanNPC yep I agree wit u 100%. Even when I was a greenhorn white belt I could give some blue belts some trouble just because I have decent intuition and watched a million KZfaq videos, but they were prolly just letting me work and were a lil surprised. But this dude looks like he doesn’t fully know what he’s doing, and def wrestling experience or significant strength difference can even it out. Also just to give the benifit of the doubt but I feel like skill gap deference is more apparent in the Gi when there’s a million more grips and lapel chokes to fuck ppl up way quicker, sometimes no Gi is just more of a slippery free for all at lower levels

@@arigumora exactly. No gi is much different and more about speed and strength like traditional Japanese Jiujitsu rather than skill and technique like gi Jiujitsu because of the grips and friction of the gi slowing everything down. There's a lot of little things like that that have to be taken into account when judging someone's skill level and again, a new blue belt and a seasoned blue belt are vastly different skill levels especially depending on how the gym promotes. I'm now a four stripe blue and new blue belts feel like white belts when rolling with them unless they're super strong or have some other experience like wrestling or Judo.

what for? He would sumbit him in 4 seconds, it wouldn't be very constructive. Higher belts have nothing to prove, they let you work

@@wojciechsawicki4733 yes, but this video makes it seem like the Connor has a chance, they could have let atleast one round be full on, so we can see the difference (which is the point of the video: Bodybuilder vs Jiu-Jitsu fighter)

@@susickanahousky4119 I mean if someone is dumb enough to think someone off the street can be equal against a brown belt maybe they should come to a bjj gym and try themselves

Yeah if someone doesn’t do jiu jitsu they would think the brown belt and the wrestler had a fairly even match when the brown belt was just playing guard

I think it’s a high-c backarch

that wasn’t a suplex

Pining doesn’t matter in BJJ

Yeah but pinning matters in an actual fight ​@@WillyWiger996

@@WillyWiger996 so only butt rubbing the floor does? wrestling > bjj

Functional is the new buzzword that people throw around nowadays

This is bjj not wrestling pinning doesn’t matter

He's a white belt

He should learn boxing basics too

In Judo every pound is a belt but not at all in BJJ. Weight class is much less of a factor in BJJ compared to judo or wrestling